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I thought there was post saying this already but... pretty much any lesbian character in non-lesbian story that is in love with female MC, pretends not to be and is bestie instead, and yet tries to get in between MC and FMC. I like yuri stories and stuff, but this particular character trope...

Sci fi maybe? To encourage something new? New races? Or maybe "Sound"

Meaning, unending list of projects in your steam library that you start over the years, and never open/finish?

Is it unfinished/unrelased? If so I REALLY don't want to see it.

Listen here, size doesn't matter! That's what my mom said! Wait that came out wrong..

I see you there. Sitting. Pretending to be writing on one screen, while watching youtube videos in the other "for inspiration", while the folder with all the started projects has last modification weeks ago. Yet you lie to yourself that they are still active projects. So, how many writing...

Int stat is possibly the hardest stat to deal with in any reasonable manner in litRPG. Especially for your protag- in theory their personality should change with increase in int, shouldn't it? Also their abilities in thinking of plans. But we, as simple mortal authors would find it difficult to...

As Vicky said- engine itself doesn't make the game, at this point the technical difficulty of making games of this fdidelity is miniscule in comparison to costs of hiring artists

Are you bragging?! ARE YOU BRAGGING?! Bastard! Or Bastardess! I'm not jelly YOU ARE JELLY damn all of you! We all know what shall happen with the normies. Totally not jelly alpha-chad-snek. But totally seriously, I did have people tell me this stuff after a few years, and I'm suspicious, that...

I force people to write with me. Those that fail get hit in a face with Italian tomato.

Basing on the popularity of novels, I agree with others- "Climax". Except the other kind. Especially involving gender-bendered white haired multi-colored eye vampires/elfs

As in title. Personally, I have to give up on second time. When I re-read stuff it all seems like mush to me. But generally I find things to improve, which is nice. Except, when you repeat it too many times it doesn't feel like the same chapter.

I guess that's the difference in beliefs about reality. I agree immortality could suck, I also had dreams of being locked up somewhere and tortured after getting one, or being buried alive. But, assuming it was immortality where you always had a way out (though it might take time) it would be...

Lets ignore math for a moment- I would think twice about getting comp-sci degree due to the "but when complex math formulas come into the picture, my brain just shuts down and refuses to solve them. It's even worse with physics and chemistry, when I need to solve the formulas, my stress levels...

It requires a special hidden quest. You can access it by following the strange homeless looking mind behind mcDonalds. Totally legit, really.

I think that's the disconnect between me and many posters here, I think that the end result of immortality in our world, as imagined by most, would not be you being alive, but de-facto dead in space, as constantly disappearing and regenerating blob of atoms, never able to completely heal...

I'm not sold on that. Many, many people experience their loved ones dying, and most.. well just deal with it. They live with the memory, but create new families, move on. Time heals all wounds, and immortals have a lot of time. Also note that the only bonds you describe are familial ones, once...

The implication of the post it was the kind of immortality usually seen in media, in which you have some kind of healing factor, so you come back to being fancy alive. If you were in space, you would never become conscious again, so its de-facto immortality (it's not suffocation that kills you...

Man, thing for a moment about all the people that marry someone and then divorce, all the friends you meet and then, one day you just never meet again. Everyone lives that, and if you asked most people if they want to live longer (assuming young age) they would pay any money they can to do that...

One of the most common tropes in fiction- the "curse" of immortality. Or "curse" of amazing strength, or "curse" of being great, and living fulfilling life while practicing your passion (usually killing) Why the hell do any authors even pretend its a curse? I mean okay, there were instances of...